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CrX4 User Manual - LinPlug Virtual Instruments

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The Root control enables you to set the unity note of the loaded sample. If,<br />

for example, you set Center to C2 and play a C3 the sample will be played<br />

one octave above its original frequency. In the case of the Wavetable<br />

Generator, to obtain clean wavetables it's essential that the sample's root<br />

note is set to the same note as the one at which the sample was initially<br />

recorded. Otherwise the Generator will produce more or less rough, harsh<br />

sounds.<br />

Loop Sampler Generator<br />

The <strong>CrX4</strong>'s Loop Sampler Generator is ideally suited to looping samples in<br />

a creative way. The user interface for this Generator is divided into two<br />

parts: the Settings in the generator area and an additional Waveform<br />

window in the lower part of the GUI, which can be opened with the Display<br />

Switch in the Settings.<br />

The Settings in the Generator<br />

window contains the following<br />

controls:<br />

The Sample Filename shows<br />

which sample is currently loaded<br />

(in the active sample slot).<br />

Right below the filename, on the<br />

left is a number which has small<br />

arrows left and right of it. Usually<br />

you will see number 0 here, indicating you work with the first sample slot.<br />

The Loop Sampler however allows to work with many samples, though this<br />

is not the common way of using it. To work with more than one sample you<br />

can here switch through 64 individual sample slots (indexed 0 to 63).<br />

The Load button (folder symbol) opens a dialog that lets you select a file for<br />

loading. The Previous and Next buttons allow you to traverse a list of<br />

samples. Once loaded, the sample’s name is displayed to the right of the<br />

Next button. The Clear button (X symbol) is used to remove a sample from<br />

the Generator.<br />

Below the file controls you find on the left the Start parameter (allowing to<br />

start the sample from a certain point instead of from the beginning) and the<br />

Loop-Points (Start and End), allowing you to define a part of the sample<br />

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